Two Faithful Brews and The Good News

Paul Purifoy
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Welcome to "Two Faithful Brews & The Good News," where we explore the Bible and the Redemption Plan rooted in God's nature and character. Join me and my Uncle Royce as we sip our favorite brews and dive into scripture. We discuss key biblical events, the genealogy of Jesus, and the importance of a personal relationship with Him. Whether you're a believer or curious seeker, our engaging conversations aim to inspire and educate. Grab your coffee and Bible, and join us for the Good News. Subscribe now!

  1. 5h ago

    When Your Beliefs Clash With Scripture: Who Wins? | Truth in Love

    What happens when Scripture confronts something you have believed for years? Who gets the final word? In Season 3, Episode 33 of Two Faithful Brews and the Good News, Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce begin in Galatians and Genesis and follow the covenant story from Abraham, Isaac, and Israel toward its ultimate foundation in Jesus Christ. The conversation begins with covenant and asks whether we can become so consumed with modern arguments, governments, borders, culture, and politics that we miss the redemptive story underneath it all. From there, Paul and Uncle Royce move into a deeper question about humanism and authority: what happens when mankind begins treating itself as the final authority for truth? That question does not stop with government. It reaches the church. It reaches denominational traditions. And eventually, it reaches each one of us. Uncle Royce talks candidly about his own journey from simply holding tightly to what he had been taught toward pursuing a deeper understanding of the character of God. The conversation then turns to Galatians 1, where Paul warns believers about being drawn toward “another gospel” and allowing the Gospel of Christ to be changed into something else. That raises a difficult question for the Church today: Are we faithfully proclaiming Scripture to this generation, or are we trying to make Scripture fit this generation? But conviction cannot become an excuse for hatred. Paul and Uncle Royce bring the conversation back to Ephesians 4:15 — speaking the truth in love. Biblical conviction does not require hatred toward people. The episode emphasizes that believers can reject ideas, condemn evil actions, disagree with religious beliefs, and challenge governments while still remembering that people are the ones Christ died to reach. And then the question becomes personal: When Scripture confronts my politics, who wins? When Scripture confronts my traditions, who wins? When Scripture confronts my desires or something I have believed for thirty years, who wins? Because if God is only Lord when we agree with Him, then we have made ourselves the final authority. The episode closes where the entire conversation ultimately belongs: Jesus Christ, the Sure Foundation. First Corinthians 3:11 declares that no other foundation can be laid than Jesus Christ. ☕ Two Faithful Brews and the Good News https://twofaithfulbrewsandthegoodnews.riverside.com/ Visit paulpurifoy.com to subscribe and receive the free ebook When Life Makes You Question: Is There a God? Paul's newest book, Evolving Calling: A Journey Through the Fivefold Ministry, is also available through paulpurifoy.com, Amazon, your favorite bookstore, or your local bookstore. You can also request it through your local library. Subscribe to the Paul Purifoy Ministries YouTube channel, follow on Rumble, and follow Two Faithful Brews and the Good News on your favorite podcast platform.

    When Your Beliefs Clash With Scripture: Who Wins? | Truth in Love

  2. Sep 28

    The Cost of Impatience: When We Try to Help God | Isaac & Ishmael | Part 2

    What happens when God gives you a promise, but you get tired of waiting for Him to fulfill it? That is where Season 3, Episode 32 of Two Faithful Brews and the Good News begins. In Part 1, Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce asked whether man can overrule God and explored God's authority, Abraham, and covenant. Now in Part 2, the conversation moves deeper into Isaac, Ishmael, Genesis 17, God's promise, and Abraham's struggle to trust God's timing. Abraham had the promise. He had the covenant. He had God's Word. But before Isaac arrived, Abraham and Sarah attempted to accomplish through human effort what God had already promised to accomplish Himself. And that raises a much bigger question for us: How much trouble begins when we try to produce through the flesh what God has promised to bring by His Spirit? Genesis 17 gives an important distinction. God says concerning Ishmael, “I have blessed him,” while also declaring concerning Isaac, “My covenant will I establish with Isaac.” That distinction leads Paul and Uncle Royce into a deeper discussion about faith, spiritual deception, the development of Abraham's trust, Scripture, discernment, the church, and the danger of mistaking an alternative for the fulfillment of God's promise. Because sometimes deception does not arrive looking obviously evil. Sometimes it looks almost right. Sometimes it looks close enough to God's promise that we convince ourselves it must be God's will. And that is where believers must know God's Word, know His character, learn to wait, learn to discern, and learn how to stand. The conversation also makes an important distinction concerning people: biblical conviction must never become an excuse to treat whole ethnic or religious groups as though they are beyond the reach of the Gospel. Christians are still commanded to carry the Gospel to the whole world. So before this episode ends, the question becomes personal: Am I trusting what God promised, or am I trying to manufacture the outcome myself? Faith is not simply believing God can do something. Faith is learning to trust Him enough to let Him do it His way. ☕ Two Faithful Brews and the Good News https://twofaithfulbrewsandthegoodnews.riverside.com/ Visit paulpurifoy.com and subscribe to receive Paul Purifoy's free ebook, When Life Makes You Question: Is There a God? Order your the New Book Release of Evolving Calling: A Journey Through the Fivefold Ministry and check out the t-shirts while your on the site! Subscribe to the Paul Purifoy Ministries YouTube channel, follow us on Rumble, and follow Two Faithful Brews and the Good News on your favorite podcast platform. Keep searching. Keep digging. Keep testing what you hear against Scripture. Keep standing on the Sure Foundation.

    The Cost of Impatience: When We Try to Help God | Isaac & Ishmael | Part 2

  3. Sep 21

    Stop Trying to Overrule God: The Reality of the Great I AM | Part 1

    Can mankind overrule God? Or does man simply suffer the consequences when he believes he can? In Season 3, Episode 31, Part 1 of Two Faithful Brews and the Good News, Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce begin with a question that reaches far beyond politics: Who has the final authority? Government? Culture? The church? Our feelings? Our traditions? Or God? Beginning with the declaration of Exodus 3:14, “I AM THAT I AM,” Paul and Uncle Royce explore what it means that God is not merely the God of biblical history. He is not the Great I Was. He is the Great I AM. The conversation moves into biblical authority, Abraham, Genesis 12, Genesis 15, covenant, government, culture, the church, and the danger of treating something God established as though mankind has the authority to redefine or cancel it. The episode also turns the question inward: before we point toward governments, political movements, nations, or culture, where have we known what Scripture says and still allowed our opinions, emotions, politics, traditions, or comfort to have the final word? This is ultimately a conversation about authority. If God is truly the Great I AM, His authority does not disappear because culture changes. His Word does not become less true because mankind rejects it. And His faithfulness does not depend upon whether humanity agrees with Him. This is Part 1. In Part 2, Paul and Uncle Royce will continue deeper into Abraham's covenant, Isaac, Ishmael, Israel, and what Scripture actually says before politics, culture, history, or emotion are allowed to define the discussion. ☕ Two Faithful Brews and the Good News 🌐 https://twofaithfulbrewsandthegoodnews.riverside.com/ Visit paulpurifoy.com and subscribe to receive Paul Purifoy's free book, When Life Makes You Question: Is There a God? While your there check out the T-Shirts and the New Book Release Evolving Calling: A Journey Through the Fivefold Ministry. Subscribe, follow, and share this episode with someone who needs to remember: God is not the Great I Was. He is the Great I AM.

    Stop Trying to Overrule God: The Reality of the Great I AM | Part 1

  4. Sep 14

    The Same Hour: Why God’s Warning Is an Act of Love

    How long can pride ignore God’s warning before mercy becomes judgment? In Daniel 4:33, King Nebuchadnezzar discovered the answer: “the same hour.” The warning had been given. Mercy had been extended. Twelve months had passed. But when pride continued to rule, everything changed in a moment. In this episode of Two Faithful Brews and the Good News, Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce close out their study of Daniel chapter 4 and examine what Nebuchadnezzar’s fall means for believers, the Church, and our lives today. God’s patience is not permission. Paul and Uncle Royce discuss the danger of delayed obedience, what happens when conviction is continually ignored, why pride cannot see its own fall coming, and what it really means to call yourself a Christian while your life tells a different story. Uncle Royce puts a name to it: CINO — Christian in Name Only. But Daniel 4 does not end merely with judgment. Nebuchadnezzar exalted himself and was brought low. Jesus humbled Himself and was highly exalted. Pride led one king into the field, while humility led the true King to Calvary. The stump was still in the ground for Nebuchadnezzar, and the cross is still standing for us. Restoration is possible, but pride must first be broken. We do not have to wait until destruction forces us to recognize who sits on the throne. We can humble ourselves, repent, and surrender to Jesus now. Watch and listen to Two Faithful Brews and the Good News: https://twofaithfulbrewsandthegoodnews.riverside.com/ For more from Paul Purifoy Ministries and information on Evolving Calling, visit: https://www.paulpurifoy.com Subscribe, share the episode, and join us as we continue searching the Word of God together. Stand firm in Jesus.

    The Same Hour: Why God’s Warning Is an Act of Love

  5. Sep 7

    The Most High Rules: Why We Don’t Have to Wait for Pride to Destroy Us

    What does Daniel 4 teach us about pride, delayed repentance, and the sovereignty of God? Nebuchadnezzar received a clear warning, but twelve months passed without repentance. Then, in the same hour, everything changed. The king who praised his own power was driven from his palace until he learned one unavoidable truth: the Most High rules in the kingdom of men. In this episode of Two Faithful Brews and the Good News, Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce examine Daniel 4:32–33 and the purpose behind Nebuchadnezzar’s seven years of humiliation. They discuss: • Why the words “until thou know” reveal God’s purpose • The difference between believing God exists and living as though He rules • Why God’s patience should never be mistaken for permission • How pride blinds us to approaching consequences • Why not every painful season should be judged as punishment • How the remaining stump reveals that restoration was still possible • The danger of becoming a Christian in name only • Why conviction must be answered before the heart becomes hardened Nebuchadnezzar exalted himself and was brought low. Jesus humbled Himself and was highly exalted. Because of Christ’s death and resurrection, we do not have to wait until pride destroys us. We can repent, surrender, and give God the glory now. Do you merely know about God, or have you surrendered to the truth that He rules? Watch, listen, and discover more episodes: https://twofaithfulbrewsandthegoodnews.riverside.com/ Visit www.paulpurifoy.com and subscribe to receive the free ebook When Life Makes You Question: Is There a God? Evolving Calling: A Journey Through the Fivefold Ministry releases tomorrow, September 8, 2026. Discover what Scripture teaches about the Fivefold Ministry and how every believer can grow into their God-given calling. Learn more or order your copy at www.paulpurifoy.com. CHAPTERS 00:00 The Most High Rules 00:51 Daniel 4 and “Until Thou Know” 01:33 The Intent of the Heart 03:08 Daniel 4:32—Judgment with Purpose 04:57 Applying the Warning to Life Today 08:28 Painful Seasons and God’s Purpose 10:33 Daniel 4:33—“The Same Hour” 13:47 When God’s Warning Becomes Reality 17:26 Who Rules from Heaven? 20:42 Pride, Judgment, and the Remaining Stump 27:51 Five Truths from Nebuchadnezzar’s Fall 29:46 Nebuchadnezzar Compared with Jesus 31:20 The Danger of Delayed Repentance 33:12 Final Challenge #Daniel4 #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #Nebuchadnezzar #BookOfDaniel #TheMostHighRules #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTruth #Pride #Humility #Repentance #GodsSovereignty #TwoFaithfulBrews

    The Most High Rules: Why We Don’t Have to Wait for Pride to Destroy Us

  6. Aug 31

    While the Word Was Still in His Mouth

    What happens when God gives a warning, extends mercy, gives time to repent—and pride still refuses to listen? In this episode of Two Faithful Brews and the Good News, Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce continue their Bible study through Daniel chapter 4, focusing on Daniel 4:31 and one of the most sobering moments in the story of King Nebuchadnezzar. Nebuchadnezzar had been warned. Daniel had interpreted the dream. God had given him twelve months to respond. Yet the king stood in Babylon boasting about everything he believed his own power had accomplished. Then Scripture says: “While the word was in the king’s mouth, there fell a voice from heaven…” — Daniel 4:31 KJV The judgment Nebuchadnezzar had been warned about was no longer somewhere in the future. Heaven answered while pride was still speaking. Paul and Uncle Royce explore what this passage teaches us about pride, repentance, God’s mercy, judgment, obedience, and the sovereignty of God. They also connect Nebuchadnezzar’s experience with Job, Daniel’s faithfulness in Babylon, and what these biblical truths mean for Christians and the Church today. God’s patience should never be mistaken for God’s permission. Pride tells us there will always be more time. Scripture reminds us that when God speaks, the right time to respond is now. Are we simply hearing what God says, or are we actually obeying Him? Is the intent of our heart aligned with what we claim to believe? Join Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce as they continue working verse by verse through the Book of Daniel and discover why Daniel 4 is not merely an ancient story about the fall of a Babylonian king—it is a warning about the throne of the human heart. Watch, listen, subscribe, and share. Two Faithful Brews and the Good News: https://twofaithfulbrewsandthegoodnews.riverside.com/ Learn more about Paul Purifoy Ministries and subscribe for additional biblical teaching: www.paulpurifoy.com When you subscribe at PaulPurifoy.com, you can also receive the free ebook When Life Makes You Question: Is There a God? Paul Purifoy’s new book, Evolving Calling: A Journey Through the Fivefold Ministry, releases September 8, 2026. Learn more and preorder at www.paulpurifoy.com, ask for it at your favorite bookstore, or request it through your local bookstore. Subscribe to Paul Purifoy Ministries on YouTube and Rumble, turn on notifications, and follow Two Faithful Brews and the Good News on your favorite podcast platform. Stand firm. Heaven rules. #Daniel4 #BookOfDaniel #Nebuchadnezzar #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalTruth #TwoFaithfulBrews #PaulPurifoy

    While the Word Was Still in His Mouth

  7. Aug 24

    How to Stay Humble When You're Successful

    In this thought-provoking sermon, Paul Purifoy explores the importance of humility in the face of success, drawing wisdom from biblical teachings such as the story of King Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4. As we strive for spiritual growth and navigate the complexities of Christian living, it's easy to let pride creep in and overshadow our gratitude for God's sovereignty. However, by cultivating a humble heart and recognizing the role of faith in our lives, we can overcome the pitfalls of pride and stay grounded in our success. Through a combination of bible study, scripture explanation, and christian advice, this devotional aims to provide a spiritual lesson on the value of humility and its impact on our relationship with God. By embracing biblical wisdom and applying it to our daily lives, we can experience the good news of spiritual growth and develop a deeper understanding of God's plan for us. Join us as we delve into the importance of humility and explore practical ways to maintain a humble attitude, even in the midst of success, and discover the transformative power of gratitude and faith in our lives. Like, Share, and Subscribe for more biblical insights and encouragement! Visit http://www.paulpurifoy.com for more! Look for the book Evolving Calling: A Journey Through the Fivefold Ministry coming out 9/8/26. Preorder now off of http://paulpurifoy.com, Amazon, your favorite bookstore, or your local bookstore. You can even request it at your local library. "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." - Psalm 119:105 Takeaways Mercy precedes judgmentPride can lead to spiritual dangerIntent is valued in faith Chapters 0:00 The Story of Nebuchadnezzar's Pride1:00 The Question of Gratitude vs. Pride02:05 The Danger of Pride3:20 Understanding God's Sovereignty05:00 The Comfort of Pride6:45 Lessons from Daniel 4 for Today9:15 Practical Steps to Cultivate Humility10:30 The Spirit of Babylon12:30 The Reward of a Humble Heart26:49 The Church and Pride33:38 The Value of Intent #Humility #Pride #Daniel4 #BiblicalWisdom #Success #Gratitude #ChristianLiving #Faith #TwoFaithfulBrews #GoodNews #PaulPurifoy #UncleRoyce #PaulPurifoyMinistries #EvolvingCalling #NewBook #ChristianBook

    How to Stay Humble When You're Successful

  8. Aug 17

    Nebuchadnezzar's Warning: Are YOU Making the Same Mistake?

    Did you know King Nebuchadnezzar had a warning, a way out, and time to change... but did nothing with it? This powerful story from the Bible serves as a critical question for us today: What are YOU doing with the time God has given you? Join us on 'Two Faithful Brews & The Good News' as we dive deep into biblical wisdom, share real talk, and explore lessons old and new that bring light to your journey. In this episode, we're kicking off a series exploring [mention specific topic of the series/next episode if known, e.g., 'the urgency of spiritual growth' or 'making the most of God's grace']. Get ready to discover God's word in a whole new way! #TwoFaithfulBrews #GoodNews #BiblicalWisdom #Nebuchadnezzar #ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #FaithTalk #SpiritualGrowth #Faith #Judgment #Repentance #Community #Reflection #spirituality #truth #GodsPatience #SpiritualReflection #TakeAction #PaulPurifoy #UncleRoyce #PaulPurifoyMinistries #Neb #Daniel4 #TwoFaithfulBrews #TheGoodNews #Babylon #Culture #spiritualgrowth #daniel #modernbabylon #Values #ProdigalSon #Mercy #forgiveness #selfreflection #ComeHome 🔗 Connect with us: paulpurifoy.com or find Two Faithful Brews and The Good News on Facebook! 🔔 Subscribe for more real talk, real faith, real truth!

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Welcome to "Two Faithful Brews & The Good News," where we explore the Bible and the Redemption Plan rooted in God's nature and character. Join me and my Uncle Royce as we sip our favorite brews and dive into scripture. We discuss key biblical events, the genealogy of Jesus, and the importance of a personal relationship with Him. Whether you're a believer or curious seeker, our engaging conversations aim to inspire and educate. Grab your coffee and Bible, and join us for the Good News. Subscribe now!

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